Luck Lutheran Church

God’s Work, Our Hands … in a BIG way at Church. Thank you to all, for the donated materials, equipment and volunteer HOURS ! Outside Billboard FM radio transmitter for our drive-up services. New water-stop valves … desperately needed to

Week of August 3, 2020 Dear People of God, I will be away on vacation from July 27-August 8, so today’s devotional part of my weekly Monday email is repeated now.    The gospel stories for the Sundays of August 2 and

Every Sunday morning at 9:30, we are going to have a drive up worship service on Foster Ave. in front of the church building;  and you can listen on your car radio.  Station 107.5.  We will be using the “Hearts at

https://support.elca.org/site/Advocacy?pagename=homepage&page=UserAction&id=1236 Click on the LINK above for full information from the ELCA web site and how to write a message to your lawmaker. Congress Debates Economic Priorities and Response Congress is considering a new supplemental package to address the economic

Thanks to Kelly & Ron Steen, Ron Erickson,  and Brianna White for painting  the education hallway and framing the mirrors in the women’s bathroom. God’s Work Our Hands  

A Message From: The Rev. Elizabeth A. Eaton Presiding Bishop, Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Dear partner in ministry, Weeks may have passed since you last walked in the doors of your congregation and worshiped, face-to-face, with your community of

Dear Friends in Christ, I must tell you that in this time of social distancing, each Sunday morning has been one of the most meaningful times I’ve ever spent.  From 9:30-11:00 a.m. I am in the sanctuary praying for each

Luck Lutheran Church, following recommendations of the Centers for Disease Control, the ELCA and common sense for safety, will not be holding worship services or other large group activities in the building for the near future.  Please continue to check

“Respect the disease. Do not take unnecessary risks. Provide for the spiritual and physical needs of the neighbor. Make use of medical aid. Care for one another, especially the most vulnerable.” She shared that, “in 1527 the plague returned to